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Isaiah Oloyede
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Best Places to Live and Invest in Massachusetts

Isaiah Oloyede
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Tyngsboro, MA
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I am moving to Massachusetts soon. I have a family of five. I have been searching for properties around the Boston area/suburbs. I can reasonably conclude that those properties are beyond my reach at the moment since they are mostly priced around $250K upwards, some are as high as over $1M. 

My question is this: Since I am planning to move to Massachusetts, which cities with solid (good) schools /school districts would you guys recommend that are not far from Boston? I am looking at a drive about less than 45 minutes. 

Is it possible to purchase a new construction (a 3+ bedroom per unit, duplex) that is less than $250K in today's market?What cities would have those kind of new construction/homes? Any useful tips would be appreciated.

I am still learning about real estate, so, please pardon my naivety.

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Mike Hurney
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Mike Hurney
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@Isaiah Oloyede Welcome.

There's a gentleman who just posted with a house in Walpole for $270k needs 60-70 and the ARV would be $430k. If you're not afraid of a little sweat equity, you should contact him.

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